Cnewr and attached buildings is a Grade II* listed building in the Brecon Beacons National Park local planning authority area, Wales. First listed on 25 May 2001. A C19 Farm complex.

Cnewr and attached buildings

WRENN ID
proud-postern-rowan
Grade
II*
Local Planning Authority
Brecon Beacons National Park
Country
Wales
Date first listed
25 May 2001
Type
Farm complex
Source
Cadw listing

Description

Farm complex with farmhouse each side of arched entry into farmyard and low outbuildings attached to rear of each house forming sides of yard, and part-enclosing the lower end. Rubble stone with slate roofs, the front colourwashed roughcast for older parts, stucco for rebuilt left range and the rear outbuildings whitewashed. Arch has gable with overhanging verges and tiny roundel, over big 2-storey tooled stone archway dated JC 1821 on keystone. Tooled stone piers and recessed blank tympanum. Range to right has two square 6-pane upper sashes to service range and farmhouse with three 6-pane sashes over two 12-pane sashes and centre door with overlight. Grey brick end stacks. Farmhouse of c1900 to left has stuccoed front, steeper pitched slate roof and C20 grey brick end stacks. Three-window front of sashes with marginal glazing-bars and central enclosed gabled porch. Two-window service range to right (part of 1821 range to same roof height) with windows lengthened c1900 to match. One-window left end wall with 6-pane sash over sash with marginal bars, to right of rear wing with brick ridge stack, 3-window range, 6-pane sashes over two 16-pane sashes, and one with marginal glazing bars. Throughway under arch is cobbled with timber joists and timber lintel to rear opening with triple casement over. To right, one window each floor of original 1821 range before large c1900 parallel rear range to rebuilt farmhouse, stone with brick window surrounds and similar detail to rear wing at right angles. Single-storey range runs downhill from rear wing, slate roofed, to taller cartshed with double doors and 3-3-3-pane overlight. To left, rear of service range has door and 2 windows and rear of 1821 farmhouse is outshut with door and window over in end wall. Attached long single-storey range runs downhill with short return at top end to join to house end wall. Four broad full height doorways and 2 attached ranges at right angles. The first at upper end, parallel to rear of house, is small and open-fronted, of 4 bays, enclosing narrow cobble yard, and has outshut rear with four low doors. The other at the bottom is longer and slightly taller with 3 square windows under eaves and broad full-height double doors left of centre, facing up the yard. Three roof-lights.

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